A Pembroke Dock man who bit off 95 per cent of a man's ear has appeared before a crown court judge today to admit two offences.
Robert Raymond John, 19, of Wavell Crescent, pleaded guilty to a charge of causing grievous bodily harm with intent to Carl Thorpe on April 10.
He also admitted an allegation of theft.
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The charges followed an incident at Mr Thorpe's home.
John was remanded in custody by Judge John Diehl, sitting at Swansea crown court, and will be sentenced after a probation officer had prepared a report into his background.
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